I'm Really Just a Beast Breeder
我真的只是饲育家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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299Chapters
191Recommendations
6.5kFans
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They were complete strangers in their previous life, then she said to let things take their course, and then, whichever university she went to, the protagonist went to too, hahahahaha.
It's clear that the author is a novice. 1. The description is too verbose. 2. That childhood sweetheart is so annoying. 3. The overall concept is outdated. For example, the combination of superpowers, martial arts, and beast tamers doesn't fit together. It would be better to just categorize them as beast tamers. 4. The main character is too lazy and unlikable.
They have to upgrade a trash pet...
I need a trash pet, then I can start showing off. Reality isn't a game, and they still have this four-skill limit. Another trash skill book, goodbye.
The system is incredibly powerful. It's amazing that there's a limit to the number of skills you can have, and you have to forget the skills you already know before you can learn a new one. It's fantastic!
The simp protagonist couldn't stand it anymore; they were parallel lines in their past lives, so in this life he's eagerly licking her boots again.
I really don't understand how a Fighter-type Pokémon can evolve into a Thunder-type using a Sunstone? Is this evolution? This is ridiculous!
The opening scene about going to school really rubbed me the bullet. I honestly don't understand it. He said he didn't want to take the test and wouldn't go, but his childhood friend said she would, and then he went anyway. It's like he's humiliating himself. If he was going to do that, why didn't he just ask first?! It's so painful. Chapter 12, I'm leaving.
The protagonist has an overpowered, high-potential setting, but the skill set is limited to four (which is terrible), making the overall reading experience somewhat toxic.
Well, these are truly the three golden chapters...